Sentence examples for which conservationists find from inspiring English sources
The development is called the Sanctuary, which conservationists find ironic.
Mindful of history, some conservationists find it hard to worry about the overpopulation issue.
The Senate still must vote on the measure, which conservationists say could accelerate the pace of deforestation.
But up to 20 per cent could be cut from the EU's rural development budget, which conservationists say would be disastrous.
Conservationists found live specimens in the Democratic Republic of the Congo of the Omaniundu reed frog (Hyperolius sankuruensis), which had last been seen in 1979.
Shortly after the survey was completed, conservationists found out that the rhino had been killed.
Though Lerner questions whether "the present's notion of its past and future are changeable fictions," he gives short shrift to the aim of conservationists, which is to find ever more accurate and responsible methods of preserving and restoring original works of art.
It seems that conservationists can find reason for dissent even when the proposition is to agree to disagree.
But if great apes are to survive the palm oil boom, companies and conservationists must find common ground.
Peterson decided, he wants ranchers to get their share of the money "the people in Los Angeles and New York send" to conservationists to find solutions.
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